IBM Cloud Podcast

James Moore from IBM joins us on the show to discusses the reactive and proactive companies can take to both respond faster to application outages, and prevent them from occurring in the first place.

Kevin Myers from IBM Cloud joins us on the show to talk about cloud native and hybrid apps. We discuss the use of multi cloud environments and the challenges of building an application for an enterprise today.

Tony Flath, a cybersecurity specialist out of Edmonton, Canada & Val Bercovici, founder and CEO of PencilData, join us on the show to talk about the recent announcement between IBM and Red Hat.

Ritika Gunner, VP of Watson Data & AI, joins us on the show to talk about how data needs to be used responsibly, beyond complience and how data is now the key to competitive advantage. Responsibility also means being transparent about data practices, so Ritika explains how IBM Cloud protects your data and privacy, where others fall short

Chris Rosen from IBM Cloud joins us once again on the show to talk about how to Skip the Anxiety Attack When Building Secure Containerized Apps. We talk about the enhancements to IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service, now with all the bells and whistles

Richard Hogg from IBM's GDPR team joins us on the show to explain GDPR, it's importance and why it is never too late to act. We explore what it means to have your data inside, or outside, the EU and ways how this can be beneficial for businesses and consumers apart ensuring compliance. When May 25th has passes, should you simply forget about GDPR?

What do gaming, virtual reality, and augmented reality have to do with cloud infrastructures? In this episode, Sarah Fiihr-Ramirez and Michelle Do show how IBM Cloud provides the high performance infrastructure needed to power worldwide gaming and provide the immersive reality experiences that are becoming a key aspect of those games

Milan Patel from IBM joins us on the show and explains the world of sovereign identity and blockchain before explaining how IBM is creating secure, blockchain-enabled self-sovereign identity for everyone on the internet.

In this episode, listen to Sridhar Sudarsan and Devin Conley discuss why this is a big deal - how field technicians for every industry can use their iPhone or iPad to perform visual inspections of everything from beverage machines to airplane blades, elevator parts, assembly line output, and more.

Brett King returns to the show to discuss how 5G and dynamic mobile apps will yet again change the game, perhaps making your laptop obsolete